How to Find AFL Fixtures, Scores and Results on AFL.com.au

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AFL.com.au is the official Australian Football League website, and it publishes fixtures, scores and results for both the AFL (men's) and AFLW (women's) competitions. To find them, use the site's Fixtures and Scores navigation rather than the news feed: the homepage surfaces headlines and analysis, while the dedicated fixtures pages hold the round-by-round schedules and match results. The site is free to browse; no pricing or login requirement is stated in the available site information.

What the site covers

The site describes itself as carrying "All the latest AFL news, AFL video, results, scores and information," and its quick links list the AFL, AFLW, VFL and VFLW competitions. That means fixtures and results are organised by competition, so the first decision is which one you need.

Competition What you'll find Best entry point
AFL (men's) Season fixture, round-by-round match-ups, scores and results AFL Fixtures / Scores section
AFLW (women's) Round fixtures, teams and results AFLW section
VFL / VFLW State-league fixtures and results Quick Links menu

Finding fixtures

Fixtures are published as a full-season schedule and then broken down by round. The site's coverage of the 2027 Toyota AFL Premiership Season fixture shows the pattern: a season-wide reveal ("Every club, every game, every match-up revealed") followed by club-level and round-level views, including analysis pieces such as "Every club's fixture difficulty ranked 1-18" and "Your club's most anticipated game of 2027."

To locate a specific game:

  1. Open the Fixtures section for the competition you want (AFL or AFLW).
  2. Select the round, or filter by your club.
  3. Check the match-up, venue and start time listed for that round.

If you're planning around a club rather than a round, the club-specific fixture view is faster than scanning the full season.

Finding scores and results

Scores and results are published against the same fixture listings once matches are played, so the round view doubles as the results view. For AFLW, the site also publishes weekly team announcements — for example, "AFLW TEAMS: Dogs rest veteran, double Dees blow, Roos' boost" covers the teams for Friday and Saturday round 12 matches plus Sunday squads — which is useful for confirming who is playing before checking the result.

A practical check sequence after a match:

  • Confirm the match was played in the round you're viewing (fixtures can shift between rounds in published schedules).
  • Read the final score from the round listing.
  • For context on the result, the news and analysis feed carries match reaction and ladder implications, such as "Who finishes where? The final-round equation for every AFLW contender."

Common sticking points

  • Landing on news instead of fixtures. The homepage leads with headlines and video. If you only see articles, move to the Fixtures or Scores navigation rather than scrolling the feed.
  • Mixing up competitions. AFL and AFLW run separate fixtures and separate results. Check the competition label before reading a schedule.
  • Assuming the fixture is final. The site publishes fixture analysis and changes (for example, how Gather Round match-ups were decided), so a schedule you saw earlier in the season may have been updated.
  • Looking for broadcast or ticket details. The site links to ticketing for events such as the Superdraft launch and AAMI AFL Origin 2027, but availability and terms are set by those sellers, not stated on the AFL page itself.

When to use the site vs. other sources

Use AFL.com.au when you want the official fixture and result record for AFL, AFLW, VFL or VFLW, plus league-published team news. If you need live commentary, betting odds or independent stats, those sit outside what the site's own description covers, and you should treat other sources as separate.